[C19fan]

The man, not an employee of the hotel, was being an obnoxious a-hole. Of course, the woman had to make it about race. I have encountered busy bodies like this.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Gratuitous race card play.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Gratuitous race card play.

[mindburglar]

I would ask the same question of a European.

[rktman]

Yup. Me too and it wasn’t about race. Then again, I’m shocked about claims of racism in Pasadena. ;-)

[Manly Warrior]

No, the standing rules for swimming pools espc. public ones like a hotel pool, required by city code usually, that all persons shower off before entering the pool. Any person using the pool, regardless of color sex or whatever, has standing to insist that such be done for their own health and welfare, as well as that of others using the pool.

Do you shower before entering someone else’s pool?

[TaxPayer2000]

If you feel the need to ask, then stay out of the pool.

[martinidon]

They will claim he is a Trump supporter

[Arm_Bears]

I call BS on the whole story.

[Theoria]

So ladies are even shave at the pool.

[I want the USA back]

More of the same insanity that inspired the starbucks idiocy.

[Leaning Right]

> Of course, the woman had to make it about race. <

If the article is correct (and that’s a big if), then yes, it was about race.

[jiggyboy]

"See, it's coming off!"

[Vaquero]

Did the water brown up around her bottom?

[Vaquero]

[ballplayer]

You would think the guy said he went into a Wal-Mart,saw a bunch of black people and said,smells like a bunch of Obama voters in here

[mac_truck]

Probably had more to do with them being children than it did with them being black.

I’m also guessing the answer was no, they hadn’t.

[HamiltonJay]

Agreed, I don’t attribute every jackass interaction between people of different races as instigations of racism.. Jackasses are jackasses to everyone...

Everyone has run into that rule nazi or what not in a public or semi public place, that think they are the gate keeper to civilization...

Guy could be a racist, but not going to assume instantly that his motivations were race based.

[Rurudyne]

There is a possibility that he asks that of all kids.

[Wuli]

I remember the first I used a public bath in Korea.

I was with two Korean friend - ROK soldiers I knew. After we undressed in the locker room and got our towels, we headed to where the main steaming bath-pool was. There was already several men in the large pool-bath. I proceeded to set my towell at the edge of the bath and step into it. Men in the bath started shouting and my friends grabbed my arms and pulled me back. You must first go to the shower room and wash off. Wow. I did not know the ettiguete. I might have really been in trouble, maybe even ejected from the place, if I had not been with my two Korean friends.

[Pelham]

White man at a Los Angeles hotel?

In LA the smart bet is that this wasn’t an American “white man”.